No, sealers are not necessary when using FolkArt® Shinys. They were developed as a self-sealing
acrylic paint. FolkArt® Outdoor Varnish will improve weather resistance if a project will be in the elements.
Begin by pouring equal amounts of FolkArt Pouring Medium and a FolkArt
Acrylic Paint color into a small cup or container. Mix by gently stirring using a plastic spoon or wood Popsicle stick until thoroughly mixed. Continue for each desired color.
No, FolkArt Home Decor Texture Chalk does not contain latex; like all other Plaid’s
paint products, they’re manufactured using synthetic
acrylic resins.
Glitterific
Paint does not require much surface prep; make sure to have cleaned your project surface thoroughly before applying. Wood – If desired, sand smooth any rough areas prior to painting. Apply Glitterific directly to raw wood or to a wood surface that has alread...
No, it is not necessary to seal projects created using FolkArt Glitterific. If desired, project surfaces can be sealed using a glossy sealer—such as FolkArt
Acrylic Lacquer Gloss Finish or FolkArt Artists’ Varnish Gloss—for extra protection.
Tint is a gradation of a color made by adding white to it to lessen its saturation.
Tone is the relative lightness or darkness of a color.
Opaque is color that covers the surface sufficiently so that you cannot see through it.
Glaze is a transparent or translucent layer of color applied as a wash over another color or surface to slightly alter the tone, temperature or value of an area.
Scumble is a thin application of opaque color scrubbed over an area to change the tone, temperature or value.